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Panthers @ Jets - Team Stats

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PantherChris Grand Master

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8 hours ago, ProcessBlue2 said:

Panthers

Total Offense: 17th

Pass Offense: 27th

Rush Offense: 3rd

Total Defense: 11th

Pass Defense: 16th

Rush Defense: 9th

Turnovers: -4

Points Allowed avg: 24.3

Points Forced avg: 22

3rd Down % (Offense): 39.1%

3rd Down % (Defense): 38.2%

Sacks: 5

Sacks Allowed: 10

Jets

Total Offense: 28th

Pass Offense: 32nd

Rush Offense: 5th

Total Defense: 20th

Pass Defense: 10th

Rush Defense: 23rd

Turnovers: -7

Points Allowed avg: 28.3

Points Forced avg: 20.5

3rd Down % (Offense): 30.2%

3rd Down % (Defense): 36.3%

Sacks: 8

Sacks Allowed: 25

 

 

 

 

Now do the only stat that matters points scored and allowed.....

 

Jets defense is 31st in points allowed.

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https://x.com/AdamSchefter/status/1977859452775649401

ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports Jets WR Garrett Wilson (knee) is expected to miss “a couple weeks.”
An MRI Monday revealed the alpha wide receiver hyperextended his knee in the loss to the Broncos. While he avoided a major knee injury, it is likely to cost him a couple weeks. The winless Jets are unlikely to rush one of their franchise players, leaving the team with very little depth at wide receiver for multiple games. Fantasy managers are likely better off avoiding this team altogether in the absence of Wilson.
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1 hour ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

https://x.com/AdamSchefter/status/1977859452775649401

ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports Jets WR Garrett Wilson (knee) is expected to miss “a couple weeks.”
An MRI Monday revealed the alpha wide receiver hyperextended his knee in the loss to the Broncos. While he avoided a major knee injury, it is likely to cost him a couple weeks. The winless Jets are unlikely to rush one of their franchise players, leaving the team with very little depth at wide receiver for multiple games. Fantasy managers are likely better off avoiding this team altogether in the absence of Wilson.

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2 hours ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

https://x.com/AdamSchefter/status/1977859452775649401

ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports Jets WR Garrett Wilson (knee) is expected to miss “a couple weeks.”
An MRI Monday revealed the alpha wide receiver hyperextended his knee in the loss to the Broncos. While he avoided a major knee injury, it is likely to cost him a couple weeks. The winless Jets are unlikely to rush one of their franchise players, leaving the team with very little depth at wide receiver for multiple games. Fantasy managers are likely better off avoiding this team altogether in the absence of Wilson.

Yea thats not good for them. Just need Bryce to have a clean game and dont allow them to run the ball.

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23 hours ago, rebelrouser said:

Jets just had -10 passing yards (net), which is the worst in the NFL since the Bears put up -20 in 1981.  

I think the "should have drafted or traded for Justin Fields" discussion is probably over and done with 😕

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      I agree with this, wholeheartedly. Bryce tantalizingly has his moments, even his games. This past Saturday was one of those. He really became the Mouse that Roared after the team fell behind and the o-line started collapsing. And, in truth, I think had the play calling been better at the end, he might well have brought us back into another lead change. Talk about a legendary moment just missed. I'm going to get lambasted for this but as a cautionary tale, I want to just say we're sitting at a spot that the San Diego Chargers were way back in the day. They had a short-ish QB on a rebuilding team that was underwhelming most games, but had some really good moments. They decided instead to take a gamble on drafting someone new and letting that QB, Drew Brees, go find someone more willing to let him develop. They turned around and had a draft debacle with Eli Manning/Phillip Rivers, ending up with Rivers in the end. We've got to remember that Brees wasn't who he would become at that time, it would take a coach willing to open up the offense and give the tough young kid a chance to grow. Rivers would become the poster child for the guy who almost was. Brees will get a gold jacket someday to go with the Saints only Superbowl win. Bryce probably isn't Brees, only one guy was and he barely got the chance to be him. Giving Bryce another season, maybe two, on squad gives us the luxury of testing the waters and the growth.  QBs early in their careers take time. We saw Rogers last night at the end of his career (maybe), sputtering out before he heads to the barn for his spot in the HoF and we have to remember him at his best, after sitting on the bench for three years. And we have to look at the other side of that coin last night, CJ Stroud, a draft classmate of Bryce's who soared out of the gates but who has come to earth since. He's still a good QB with a long runway ahead of him, but his performance under the big spotlight wasn't as strong as Bryce's on this particular weekend. I'm not 100 percent sure Bryce will be the guy. I'd like to see some more fire in the young man, some push, something that shows he can force his will on the other team's defense.  I am, however, seeing a kid that can make the throws, who can improvise and who amazingly can run braver and faster than I really thought he could. I think he needs time, he needs more confidence and he needs more brave coaching. If he doesn't get that here, I think he might find it elsewhere. And we'd find ourselves like the Spanos family, sitting on the couch in February asking Phillip Rivers to pass the chips during the Super Bowl commercial breaks year after year.
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